i need help with regards to DMP

lauraspoon123

Hey, me and my partner are in debt to the tune of around 11,000.00 all to Provident Loans, in total we are supposed to be paying 780.00 and simply cant afford this. Is a DMP the right option for us. I only work part time and simply cant manage to pay all the incoming bills. i need some urgent advice

Learning2Budget

Go to the cccs website and fill out the budget form.It should tell you whether a amp is an option for you. Or ring them they are very helpful. Good luck.x

Gimpsdad

Not really necessary, but no harm in having a chat with them. Work out what you can afford and pay them that. Provident are a high interest doorstep lender, but in fairness to them, when their customers are in financial difficulties they will accept all reasonable offers without 3rd party interference, and they don't charge any extra interest or charges for doing so.

If you go to CCCS then like as not Provident will pass the debts to CK Edrupt who may report to the CRA's, not good for your future if you can deal with Provi direct, which won't have the same long term effect.